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I don't understand why the order of the coins mattered Like in the case of bH H T/b and bT H H/b either way 2 heads were shown and 1 tail was shown Comment from : Genya Arikado

Thank you! Comment from : Aden Goher

they are useful even after 10 years Comment from : Qayrulla

Note: when you divide the number of expected outcome with total number of outcomes, you make an assumption that all the possible outcomes are equally likely to happen Otherwise the answer would be incorrect Comment from : rj45

Please explain quicker and faster I don't have time to watch the whole video Comment from : Alexander Lei

How to find the possible outcomes without listing it all?brI mean, what's the easiest way too find the possible outcomes? Comment from : Leanne Amor

It's goodI like your presentation which helped me in math Thank you!!!!!!!br Comment from : Jayant Ramesh

awesome!!! Comment from : hippybonus

wow thats smart Comment from : Dragon World

thanks!! Comment from : Raj Negi

thanks! Comment from : piloot

very clear and understandable explanation Comment from : piloot

Ive been in several debates over the probability changing AFTER the 1st coin is flipped Lets say your 1st flip is HeadYou have just eliminated 4 of the 8 scenarios, so your chances become 2 / 4 , or 50/50 Comment from : gordonjlightfoot

continue with the stats videos im currently in a stats class, and im having a bit of difficulty with probabilities and hypothesis testing hope you'll get there before the final :P Comment from : Charles Vlasic

Your writing is very good Comment from : Srijay Kasturi

@dubldeka Correction Just counting two heads on a three headed out come as 1 HH would give a result of 4 over 8 thats a 50 / 50 outcome 6 over 8 would be tipping the scale Comment from : Kevin Sullivan

pretty nice and simple Comment from : Qlimakz

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